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Having a handy list of all your WordPress URLs can be useful. You will need one if you need to migrate your website, set up redirects, or to simply get a handle on the structure of your content. Creating a plain text or CSV file… Read More »

Losing access to your WordPress admin area can be a nightmare, especially when you’re facing a tight deadline or managing a client’s site. At WPBeginner, we’ve helped countless users regain control of their websites after being locked out due to forgotten passwords, security plugin mishaps,… Read More »

The beta version of WordPress 4.6 has been released. We followed the development closely and excited to report that the final version is expected to be released around August 16, 2016. In this article, we will highlight what’s coming in WordPress 4.6 with features and… Read More »

WordPress comes with so many awesome features and is continuously changing. Some of these features may not get the attention they deserve and remain a little hidden. In this article, we will show you 10 awesome WordPress features that you probably didn’t know existed. 1.… Read More »

Want to add a touch of visual interest to your WordPress blog posts? Adding odd and even classes can make your layout more engaging, breaking up long lists of posts with subtle design changes that catch the eye. We frequently receive questions from our readers… Read More »

Taking screenshots for a tutorial can feel like a never-ending task. You have to capture, crop, annotate, and upload each image, repeating the process over and over again. We know this struggle all too well from creating our own guides here at WPBeginner. It’s a… Read More »

Featured images are often the first thing people notice on a blog. They catch attention, draw readers in, and set the tone for your post. But in some WordPress themes, clicking the featured image doesn’t take visitors anywhere. Instead of opening your post, it just… Read More »

Creating bars, graphs, and pie charts on your WordPress site can improve your content by making data more accessible. It helps you present information in a way that is visually appealing and easy for users to understand. The good news is you don’t need any… Read More »

Excluding specific categories from your WordPress RSS feed can give you more control over what content gets shared. It’s useful if you have certain posts that don’t fit your main feed, like private updates or announcements for a small audience. This way, those posts stay… Read More »

When we started customizing WordPress themes, moving the sidebar from right to left seemed like it should be simple. Yet we discovered many users struggle with this basic layout change because each theme handles it differently, and some don’t make the option obvious. After helping… Read More »